Fast voice typing in your browser
Talking is three times faster than typing. Choose the language you'll speak, press Start speaking, and your words are transcribed live using your browser's speech recognition. Keep talking as long as you like — the session restarts automatically after pauses until you press Stop.
For English, say “comma”, “full stop”, “question mark” or “new line” and they're turned into punctuation. The transcript is fully editable, and you can copy it or download it as a text file.
How to use voice typing
- 1
Pick your language
English (India, US, UK), Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and more.
- 2
Allow the microphone
Your browser will ask the first time.
- 3
Start speaking
Words appear as you talk; grey text is still being recognised.
- 4
Edit and copy
Fix any words, then copy or download.
Key features
20 languages
Including 10 Indian languages.
Continuous dictation
Automatically keeps listening through pauses.
Spoken punctuation
Comma, full stop, question mark and new line in English.
Editable transcript
Correct words directly in the box.
Common uses
- Writing faster: Draft emails, messages and notes hands-free.
- Hindi typing: Type in Hindi without a Hindi keyboard.
- Accessibility: Help for people who find typing difficult.
Tips and good to know
- Use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on a computer, or Chrome/Safari on a phone. Firefox doesn't support speech recognition yet.
- A headset microphone in a quiet room gives far better accuracy than a laptop mic.
- Speak in complete phrases at a natural pace — recognition works better on sentences than single words.